What To Know And Where To Go In Southeast Michigan
Queen Lillian and The Platform have teamed up to develop the corner of Woodward and Stimson that has sat dormant for years. The $60 million Woodward West project will have almost all …
PODCAST: After many years, this long-dormant corner on Woodward will riseRead More
On today's show, we look to the future. In a post-pandemic world, it's looking like things will not snap back to "normal" that was January of 2020. In fact, some of the changes could be …
PODCAST: What’s next after the pandemic? With Futurist Sheryl ConnellyRead More
Today's episode is a chat with Barchaelogist, Author, Historian and Hamtramckan Mickey Lyons. She's a font of fascinating knowledge from how our most well-known street (Woodward) is named after …
PODCAST: Talking Detroit’s Wicked and Fascinating History w/ Mickey LyonsRead More
Today’s daily podcast is in three parts. First, a lightning round of things to know around town. There’s a water shutoff moratorium in Detroit. Coronavirus cases and hospitalizations are thankfully …
Dr. Paul Thomas from Plum Health Direct Primary Care joins us to help unpack the grim milestone of 10,000 Coronavirus deaths in Michigan. That's like if the entire cities of Farmington, or Grosse …
Understanding 10,000 Coronavirus Deaths in Michigan w/ Dr. Paul ThomasRead More
How do you make the journey from Detroit cop to cannabis entrepreneur? Today's feature conversation is with John McLeod of Cloud Cannabis who opens up not just about the business but his path …
On Fridays we try to have some fun on the podcast, and this is no exception. Devon, Randy and Jer get together (virtually) to talk about some of our favorite local boozes, spirits and …
Merry Boozemas! Get into the holiday spirit with local spiritsRead More
Today's show is three parts: The pandemic continues in Michigan and Metro Detroit. There are bunch of stories around that.Chandler Park on Detroit's east side is raising money for a new …
PODCAST: Ferndale Moves; Chandler Park Skatepark Plans; Local Pandemic UpdatesRead More
General Motors has made some news as of late with three big moves. So to understand it, we turn to expert and AutoTrader analyst Michelle Krebs. She's one of the voices I trust to figure out what's …
PODCAST: Understanding 3 Big General Motors Moves w/ Michelle KrebsRead More
Today's show is in two parts. First, the latest in local Coronavirus news. Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan has started to hint at what's ahead for a massive vaccination program in the city of Detroit …
It’s no secret that this year has been the pits. With the ongoing pandemic things have been bleak. It’s been especially bleak for all of the small businesses trying to hang on. Now that the …
Your Ultimate And Ever-Growing Metro Detroit Small Business Holiday Shopping GuideRead More
The Coronavirus pandemic is still here. And it's raging at levels higher than when we were locked down. With nearly 14,000 COVID-19 cases since Friday and almost 130 deaths - not to mention the …
The Coronavirus Is Still Here, FYI. What’s Next w/ Dr. Paul ThomasRead More
Today's show is a look into what we know so far around the election with Steve Friess of Newsweek and Hour Detroit. We try to unpack it and look at some bigger picture topics. Topics …
PODCAST: The 2020 Election In Michigan Is Being Very 2020 w/ Steve FriessRead More
Today’s show is in three acts: Dr. Paul Thomas from Plum Health Direct Primary Care on why we're back in COVID-19 outbreak status in Michigan and what's next. Dr. Thomas on …
On today’s show: Some pandemic restrictions are put back in place as the virus spreads, deaths rise and COVIDACTNOW lists Michigan as in COVID-19 outbreak status. A judge has ruled in favor of guns …
COVID-19 Economic Worries Unpacked; Michigan Returns To Outbreak StatusRead More
The city of Detroit has been watched closely by those interested and involved in the cannabis industry. Due to the city’s size and voters overwhelming approval of recreational marijuana - almost 70 …
Detroit’s Proposed Marijuana Ordinance Explained, w/ Councilman James TateRead More
Hudson’s was a name at the center of Detroit life for decades. And their flagship store on Woodward loomed over downtown until it was demolished in 1998. I remember that day because I worked it for …
How This Beautiful Old Hudson’s Elevator Came Back To LifeRead More
On today's show: COVID cases are surging here in Metro Detroit. And there's no wall around the city, so there's concern there, too. Yes, the mail has been slower lately according to a new …
There’s a new MI COVID app for your phone. It’s to help with contact tracing, something that experts say will help contain the spread of the coronavirus. Is this a good idea? How will this …
If you’re a listener to this show, you may have caught on that one of the reasons we’re here is a love of places. Specifically our places. The Detroit tri-county area includes, well, three …
Roman Mars Helps Us Discover The 99% Invisible CityRead More
Listen in the player above or in your favorite podcast app: Michigan is seeing more Coronavirus cases and the tri-county area is no exception. We have the latest, with no local county being …
PODCAST: What To Know Around Town Plus Sports w/ Fletcher SharpeRead More
Eastern Market, to put it bluntly, has gone through a lot of changes recently. Although many come to it on Saturdays and know it through the public markets, there’s much more to one of Detroit’s …
What to know around Metro Detroit: We give an update on the latest Coronavirus numbers as cases and hospitalizations continue to trend up; Share where to get tested for free in Macomb …
PODCAST: Meet The New Pink Norden Aquavit + 6 Things To Know In Metro DetroitRead More
On today’s podcast - a chat with author Angie Schmitt. Her book - “Right of way: Race, Class, and the Silent Epidemic of Pedestrian Deaths in America” looks at how our built environment - and …
PODCAST: The Silent Epidemic of Pedestrian Deaths and What Can Be Done About It?Read More
Michigan is now at risk of a Coronavirus outbreak. Dr. Paul Thomas helps us break down why and what’s next for this pivotal week; including why herd immunity - as suggested by some local leaders - …
On today's Daily Detroit: A plot to kidnap Governor Gretchen Whitmer has been stopped, with charges against six men; as well as seven others for a plot to attack the State Capitol. Plus, …
On your Daily Detroit: Technology expert Tom Lawrence joins me to cut through the clutter on a move by AT&T to no longer offer DSL service. It has a pretty big impact here in Michigan as their …
PODCAST: AT&T Stops Offering DSL And How It Impacts Michigan; Plus 7 Things To KnowRead More
In the wake of the President being diagnosed with COVID-19, we talk to Dr. Paul Thomas of Plum Health Direct Primary Care about the situation and what's happening here. Specifically, due to the …
PODCAST: Coronavirus Check-In w/ Dr. Paul Thomas; Buses Stay Put; The Census MattersRead More
On today's show: COVID-19 Updates Chrysler is paying $9.5 million in additional fines to the SEC Macomb County gets $12.5 million in settlement money over the giant sewer collapse in Fraser …
PODCAST: First Look at Oak & Reel Plus 4 Things to Know in DetroitRead More
The city of Detroit - as well as cities across the nation - has an issue with residents not having bank accounts. A study by prosperity now says that almost 20% - or one in five Detroiters - do not …
